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Bonk.fun Domain Hijacked

Key Takeaways Some users report losses Early Thursday, things took a turn for the Solana launchpad Bonk.fun when hackers managed to hijack their domain. It was a classic trap: the team’s account was compromised, and the site’s landing page was replaced with a fake ‘terms of service’ pop-up. If you clicked ‘agree,’ you weren’t signing a contract—you were handing over your wallet. Some users reported losing over 50 SOL (about $7,500) before the team could sound the alarm on X. The project’s lead, Tom, was quick to clarify that the ...

MediaTek Patches Critical Bug That Steals Crypto Seed Phrases

Key Takeaways Test device compromised in 45 seconds Ledger’s white-hat security division, Donjon, recently sent shockwaves through the mobile world by demonstrating how easily certain Android devices could be gutted. Basically, researchers found a hole in MediaTek’s ‘secure boot’—the guard that’s supposed to make sure your phone only runs safe software. Using nothing but a laptop and a USB cable, they shredded every security layer in sight. In under sixty seconds, they were inside, grabbing PINs and ripping seed phrases straight out of Trust Wallet and Phantom. This wasn’t just ...

Binance.US Appoints A New CEO

Binance.US hints at expanded offerings The leadership transition at Binance.US marks a definitive “re-expansion” phase for the embattled exchange. Stephen Gregory, a seasoned compliance lawyer, officially took the reins on March 9, succeeding Norman Reed. Gregory’s hiring wasn’t just a random move. Given his time as CEO of Currency.com and his compliance work at Gemini, it’s clear Binance.US is betting big on institutional-grade oversight to win back its spot in the market. This strategy is getting a massive boost thanks to a major win in court: the SEC recently dropped ...

Mastercard Sets Up Crypto Partner Program With 85+ Firms for Worldwide Payments

Key Takeaways Mastercard today rolled out its Crypto Partner Program, aiming to make cryptocurrency and blockchain payments easier to use across the global economy. The program includes over 85 partners, such as Binance, Ripple, PayPal, Circle, Gemini, and Polygon, covering digital asset platforms, fintech innovators, and traditional banks.  It aims to connect these companies with Mastercard’s global payment network to create blockchain-based solutions that work across countries and industries. Mastercard said the program focuses on real-world products, building cooperation across the crypto ecosystem, and supporting growth in a safe and ...


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